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Longtime Prosser farmer, leader dies
A longtime Prosser farmer and civic leader who left his fingerprints on countless projects in the smMagic Valley Sports Announcements Following are sports announcements submitted to theTimes-News.
Wayne Hogue, former Prosser mayor, dies at 91 PROSSER -- Wayne Hogue, a longtime business leader and former mayor, died Tuesday at the age of 91.
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Summertime of learning On a recent school day, students at Burley Junior High Schoolpaced out steps along the length and width of the school’s footballfield.
Local roundup: Decent day for locals at NHSFR It was a so-so day for locals Friday as the second go-round ofthe National High Schools Final Rodeo continued in Gillette,Wyo.
Documenting Idaho wine For years, Idaho wines have been overlooked by manyconnoisseurs, largely ignored by the industry. But vineyards arespringing up across the landscape like flowers in spring — andbeginning to take home international awards, as Holesinsky OrganicVineyard & Winery in Buhl did recently with its rose.
Idaho beans: Easy to use and good for you Idaho’s rich volcanic soil, long growing season and clean watermake the region perfect for growing beans, and you’ll find them ineverything from Hormel-brand chili to the bean dip served at yourneighbor’s barbeque.
Ashton's Reinke Wins Back-To-Back State Amateurs Ashton's Chris Reinke was quite a junior golfer, before playing four years of scholarship golf at Memphis. Now, after a brief break from the game, the plus-two handicap is making a name for himself in the state, as he captured his second straight state amateur over the weekend in Buhl.
Professor, photographer release ‘Idaho Wine Country’ If you’d like to familiarize yourself with Idaho wineries beforethe release of “Terroir in the High Desert,” or just can’t wait tosee images of grapes and barrels, pick up a copy of “Idaho WineCountry.”